Símbolos do HALLOWEEN
Por que utilizamos os símbolos abaixo para o Halloween? Em mais de dois mil anos de existência a festa de Halloween se tornou tradicional em muitos lugares do mundo. Veja aqui os maiores símbolos e as tradições que foram sendo incorporadas ao longo do tempo:
Velas - Em todos os filmes, histórias e quadrinhos sobre bruxos sempre tem muitas velas espalhadas ou guiando os caminhos escuros. As cores preferidas são as roxas e pretas.
Caldeirão - Além de serem usados para preparar alimentos, as bruxas o utilizam para preparar suas poções, fazer feitiços e aquecer suas casas.
Vassoura - A grande sensação em matéria de vassouras mágicas é a Nimbus. No filme, Harry Potter e a Pedra Filosofal, Harry ganha uma Nimbus 2000 para participar de um jogo de bruxos. Além de serem úteis para as bruxas voarem, servem para varrer as maldades.
Abóbora - A lenda nasceu no folclore irlândes quando um homem foi obrigado a andar sozinho enunca deixar sua vela se apagar. Esperto, colocou a velinha dentro de um nabo. Nos EUA, sem os nabos, as pessoas usaram as abóboras, que se tornou um símbolo mundialmente famoso. Jack-o-lantern é o nome em inglês da abóbora iluminada.
Gato Preto e Morcego- Uma bruxa que seja das boas tem de ter um gato preto, um corvo ou uma coruja. Existem lendas que dizem que os gatos que estavam sempre ao lado das bruxas eram bruxas disfarçadas. Os morcegos também estão sempre por perto. Eles servem para saber se as pessoas são boas ou más.
Doces - As crianças vão de casa em casa tocam a campainha e perguntam se as pessoas têm doces para encher seus saquinhos. Assim que a pessoa aparecer na porta, a meninada pergunta: "Doce ou travessura?". Sem doces, a gritaria e bagunça são certas.
Velas - Em todos os filmes, histórias e quadrinhos sobre bruxos sempre tem muitas velas espalhadas ou guiando os caminhos escuros. As cores preferidas são as roxas e pretas.
English
Symbols of Halloween
Why do we use the symbols below for Halloween? In more than two thousand years of existence the Halloween party has become traditional in many parts of the world. Here are the major symbols and traditions that have been incorporated over time:
Cauldron - Besides being used for food preparation, witches use it to prepare theirpotions, cast spells and heat their homes.
Broom - A great feeling on a broomstick is Nimbus. In the film, Harry Potter and thePhilosopher's Stone, Harry gets a Nimbus 2000 to participate in a game of wizards.Besides being useful for the witches fly, serve to sweep away the evils.
Pumpkin - The Irish folklore legend was born when a man was forced to walk alone eNeverleave your candle goes out. Smart, put the candle in a turnip. In the U.S., without the turnips, people used gourds, a symbol that has become world famous. Jack-o-lantern isthe English name of the lighted pumpkin.
Black Cat and Bat-A is of good witch who must have a black cat, a crow or an owl. There are legends that say the cats were always next to the witches were witches in disguise.Bats are also within easy reach. They serve to determine whether people are good or bad.
Candy - The children go from house to house, ring the bell and ask if people have to fill their candy bags. Once a person appears at the door, the boy asks, "Trick or treat?". Nocandy, screaming and mess are right.
Candles - In all the movies, comics and stories about witches always have lots of candlesscattered or guiding the dark paths. The favorite colors are purple and black.
Why do we use the symbols below for Halloween? In more than two thousand years of existence the Halloween party has become traditional in many parts of the world. Here are the major symbols and traditions that have been incorporated over time:
Cauldron - Besides being used for food preparation, witches use it to prepare theirpotions, cast spells and heat their homes.
Broom - A great feeling on a broomstick is Nimbus. In the film, Harry Potter and thePhilosopher's Stone, Harry gets a Nimbus 2000 to participate in a game of wizards.Besides being useful for the witches fly, serve to sweep away the evils.
Pumpkin - The Irish folklore legend was born when a man was forced to walk alone eNeverleave your candle goes out. Smart, put the candle in a turnip. In the U.S., without the turnips, people used gourds, a symbol that has become world famous. Jack-o-lantern isthe English name of the lighted pumpkin.
Black Cat and Bat-A is of good witch who must have a black cat, a crow or an owl. There are legends that say the cats were always next to the witches were witches in disguise.Bats are also within easy reach. They serve to determine whether people are good or bad.
Candy - The children go from house to house, ring the bell and ask if people have to fill their candy bags. Once a person appears at the door, the boy asks, "Trick or treat?". Nocandy, screaming and mess are right.
Candles - In all the movies, comics and stories about witches always have lots of candlesscattered or guiding the dark paths. The favorite colors are purple and black.
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